Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
A list of pastors and service times across Presbyterian MerHopisT Baptist Lutheran Evangelical Scandinavian Catholic churches. Regular Sunday worship at 11 AM or 11:30 AM and evening services. Sabbath or Sunday School sessions mid morning.
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Presbyterian
Perry S. Allen
W. W. Painter
James Rea
Ph. Doerr
T. Bach
N. G. Johnson
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
New Velvets and Plushes At O H Hunter & Son
O H Hunter and Son announce 3 000 yards of velvets plushes and Velve teens in new shades with prices to fit any buyer. Colors match all dress goods shades and a new Sacquing line has just opened.
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O. H. Hunter & Son
Kennett Bros Jewelry Store Opens in Warren
Kennett Bros. announce a new jewelry store location between the Warren hotel and J. K. Weaver's music shop. They offer prompt repair work at reasonable prices and a fresh stock of watches clocks and jewelry for sale at bottom prices on Water Street Warren PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett Bros
Warren Hotel
J. K. Weaver
Water Street
Warren Pa
Cut Paper Patterns Rise in Fall and Winter Styles
These patterns showcase latest New York and Paris fashions praised for elegance fit and easy assembly. Johnson & Sreerreip, Agents, Warren, Pa.
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New York
Paris
Johnson & Sreerreip
Warren, Pa
George Ball Tailor Offers Finest Suits At Astonishing Prices
Geo Ball markets custom tailored suits in town with calls to call early and snag new cloth styles now ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ball
Esmeralda and holiday notices fill Warren pages
A Warren newspaper section highlights Esmeralda performances with scenery from New York and ticket urges. It also lists holiday shopping offers from Stewart's Morck Bros and Bett Bros, property sales, local improvements, weather notes, Vennor forecast, and community notices including W C T U leadership and church welcomes.
Unclaimed Letters In Warren Post Office Pa
Letters addressed to numerous residents in Warren Co Pa remain unclaimed at the Warren Post Office. Call before thirty days or they go to the Dead Letter Office. The notice also advertises holiday candy, quilts, bed linens, clothing, and confectionery from local merchants A M Rogers O H Hunter Son Geo Balls SERSALL Variety HAL plus fruit and cards.
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Warren Post Office
Warren Co
Anderson
Ford
A.G Bush
Bell Bumpus
Nettie Brdsiey
Mr. Briody
Jas. Bimber
G. H. Brown
H. L. Badger
Frank Brown
A. B. Connelley
Jno. Cameron
Jennie
Cow
Warren Light and Heat Co
Warren
Wilbur Opera Co Performs Billee Taylor and Patience
A smaller yet more appreciative audience saw the Wilbur Opera Co present Billee Taylor and Patience with hearty applause and encores. The review lauds the troupe as excellent and musically capable, notes fine orchestra work, and mentions strong performances and loyal patrons.
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Wilbur Opera Co
Billee Taylor
Reig
Warren
Madison Square Theatre
Esmeralda
Bertha Welby
Julia
Struthers Hose Co
J. W. Baum
December Court disposes numerous criminal cases
Judge W D Brown presided over week one sessions listing verdicts and pleas across many charges. Notable outcomes include guilty verdicts for larceny and assault, not guilty findings on several, forfeitures for conspired offenses, and sentences ranging from fines to jail and probation.
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W. D. Brown
Brown and
Bates
Com
John Morgan
Population shifts praised in Warren and area growth noted
The writer reviews a local directory updated for 1884 comparing 1879 figures. Warren's population rises 48 percent while Franklin up 5 percent Oil City falls 73 percent Titusville down 12 percent. The piece highlights new business blocks, housing, and Warren as the oil region center with capital and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Lant
Titusville
Oil City
Franklin and
Warren
County News Briefs From Erie And Nearby Towns
County and vicinity items report Chief of Police Thomas Crowley of Erie dying from Bright’s disease. Olean hosts 340 oil tanks holding over ten million barrels. The B N Y & P road may issue a 24 oclock travel time card as a novelty. Franklin Humane Society debates barbed wire fence bans after animal injuries. Hotels in Erie face traveler complaints over old-time schedules. Dunkirk Locomotive Works president Brooks praises night school for apprentices. Willard White & Co buy Rolfe property in Elk county with timber and bark. November oil report notes a drop in new work and daily output. Oil at $1.10 prompts new rigs. George Holden named mail agent on the P P E road by Congressman Brainerd, succeeding Eyster. Frank Button initially appointed but unable to serve. Shankland & Brooks dissolve with Brooks exiting, Shankland remaining at the James town Standard. Postmaster candidates Fletcher and Putnam discussed. Fletcher lacks military record, Putnam has one but not a paper. Mrs. Lewis Hall of Jamestown dies at 60. she married in St Louis in 1843 and moved to Jamestown. Her mother, Lucy Davis, is 89 and active. Mrs. Hall suffered a carriage accident in 1863. Jamestown Democrat notes Nelson Cheney of Poland Center turned ninety on Nov 30. he and wife have 56 years of marriage and farmed since 1820. Cheney’s sister is the late Judge Merrill’s wife.
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Humane Society of Franklin
Erie
Brooks
Dunkirk Locomotive Works
Willard White & Co
Rolfe
Rolfe, Elk Co
George Holden
Corry
Brainerd
Fletcher
Democrat
Putnam
Lewis Hall
Jamestown
Hall
St. Louis
Lucy Davis
Jamestown Democrat
Nelson Cheney
Poland Center
Cheney
Merrill
Warren
Bottlers Now Must Obtain Licenses Under Court Ruling
Judge Brown settled the beer bottlers license question. Bottlers must apply to the court for leave to sell, affirmed by the supreme court. The auditor general is sending circulars to judges, district attorneys, and county treasurers stating the decision. Bottlers are required to take out licenses like other liquor vendors.
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Brown
Supreme Court
Auditor General
Roller Skating Rink Opens Next Saturday Night
The rink on Fifth street between Hickory and Liberty opens December 15 with Warren Band music and a grand display of skates. About 200 pairs available under G A MacNeille, with strict admission rules and skating hours from 2 to 5 and 7 30 to 10 30.
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Warren Band
Messrs
Russell and
Cogswell
Fifth Street
Hickory
Liberty Streets
G. A. MacNeille
Titusville
Russell & Conswe T
G. A. MacNerth
Chautauqua: Republican Convention Hopeful Voice from Baldwin
General Passenger Agent Baldwin of the Buffalo New York and Philadelphia Railroad backs Chautauqua as the site for the next National Republican Convention. He to attends the Republican National Committee meeting in Washington on the 12th to push the claim. The piece notes Chau tauqua’s water appeal and imagines Democratic trouble if chosen.
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Baldwin
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Railroad
Chautauqua
Republican National Committee
Washington
Buffalo Express
Farmers Club to Organize at Court House
A Farmers Club is expected to form at the Warren Court House on Thursday December 27 with farmers from Warren and nearby. Chas Lott says a circulating call has been signed by D Beaty G C Irvine W B Benedict E A Allen J A Eddy Ph Seichrist C W J Werback E B Hatch N H Kidder James Roy A Babcock L D Wetmore H C Huey and aims to benefit every member through a strong vigorous organization.
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Court House
Warren
Chas. Lott
Messrs. D. Beaty
G. C. Irvine
W. B. Benedict
E. A. Allen
J. A. Eddy
Ph. Seichrist
C. W. J. Werback
E. B. Hatch
N. H. Kidder
James Roy
A. Babcock
L. D. Wetmore
H. C. Huey
May Irwin Sees Congress Convene in Washington
H May Irwin of the Press attended the congressional session in Washington Monday, aiding the Republican party work. Democratic organs claim Carlisle and backers cannot do much harm with a Republican senate and president in guard, a fortunate outcome for the people.
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H. May Irwin
The
Press
Washington
Congress
Franklin Citizen
Republican Party
Franklin Spectator
Carlisle
Senate
Local Goods and Bargains Advertised in City Pages
Advertisements urge readers to buy a baby toilet set and visit Candies made at A. M. Rogers factory with assorted confections. A. A. Davis & Co offers confectionery and book bargains. L. G. Noyes promotes deals. Celuloid cases andDecorated ware priced low at Johnson and Siegfried. Chamber sets at Geo. P. Orr & Co.
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Stewart’s
A. M. Rogers
Boston
A. A. Davis & Co’s
Trinity Memorial church bazar at United Pipe Line rooms
The ladies of Trinity Memorial church hold their annual bazar on Wednesday afternoon and evening in the vacant rooms of the United Pipe Line office on Water street beside Mr. Beecher's residence. From 2 to 10 p m on Wednesday December 12 1883 a variety of useful and fancy articles will be on sale and the ladies ask all who can to attend.
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Trinity Memorial Church
United Pipe Line
Water Street
Mr. Beecher
Queen Valley railroad survey to run from Sheffield to Hickory Forest
A survey for a Queen Valley railroad from Sheffield Warren county to the Allegheny River at Hickory Forest is complete and grading will start soon. The 31 mile line will open a lumbering district and may extend to Tionesta, with Warren tomorrow overseeing the project. The Warren & Farnsworth Valley railroad will extend from Vandergrift City to Dunham's mill this winter and possibly reach East Hickory later, under A D Wood of Warren. Bell Bros offers ladies and children's hosiery at half price and promotes antique handmade tidies and Cleveland butter cups.
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Sheffield
Warren County
Allegheny River
Hickory Forest County
Queen Valley Railroad
Tionesta
Venango Spectator
Warren
Bell Bros
Fine Plush Gauntlet Gloves Displayed at Stewart's
Stewart's presents a full line of the popular gauntleted kid gloves in plush fashions. The display showcases quality leather and intricate stitching highlighting durability and style.
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Stewart's
Great Bargain at Bell Bros on Latin Brocade Velvets
Bell Bros sells latin brocade velvets once $5 per yard at $3.95 to close. Promote urgency to buy now. Also notice: all outstanding accounts should be settled before January 1 as books will be turned over to a collector. D. M. Gross & Bro.
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Bell Bros
D. M. Gross & Bro
Bell Bros Holiday Goods Headquarters Ad
Odor cases in large variety Av STEewaART's. Buy your wife a nice dress or beau tiful wrap for Christmas. We are head quarters for all Holiday goods.
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Steewaart’s
Bell Bros
County Correspondence Christmas Efforts and Local Trade
Dec. 3. E. P. Badger of Cassadaga visits parents for Thanksgiving. Allen and Free buy machinery to manufacture axe-helves and plan operations soon. Turkeys traded hands during midweek raffles. French and Hayward buy timber on Stone farm and cut stave bolts logs and ties. Rev. Miner delivers Thanksgiving sermon. J. H. Fry ships carloads of barrel staves. Minnie Pierce of South Stockton visits Dr. Love. Local girls organize a sewing circle and plan a winter fair to fund school purposes. A patchwork silk quilt will be sold. Married ladies sewing circle works to buy church chairs. P. M. H.
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E. P. Badger
Cassadaga
Allen & Free
French
Hayward
Miner
J. H. Fry
Minnie Pierce
South Stockton
Missing Congregational pastor Rev. Marc Emery leaves town
Nov. 24 report notes the disappearance of Rev. Marc Emery since Nov. 17. After uniting Farmington and Sugar Grove churches to hire him four months ago, he boarded a horse to Farmington and never returned. Debts total about $400. his property valued at $250 is with creditors. He previously led the M. E. Church at Smith's Ferry, Ohio.
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Marc. Emery
Farmington
Sugar Grove
Emery
Merritt Rowley
Mr. Rowley
Smith’s Ferry
Ohio
M. E
Bur gess and Town Council Meeting Notes and Local Issues
Adjourned in Glade township considers bridge length over Conewango creek and votes on a hogs ordinance. Library trustees seek reduced licenses for Struthers Library Hall. five dollar general license granted until May. Sidewalk duty on Fifth street approved. Street lamps questioned as gas conversion impacts lighting. committee to investigate. Bills listed for payment include police, lighting, and various local suppliers.
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Burgess and
Orr
Davis
Hazeltine
Cogswell
Sechrist
Conarro
Bell
Eddy
Leonhart
Borchers
Jas. Clark
A. B. McKain
Conewango Creek
Glade Township
Health Committee
Warren Library
Struthers Library Hall
Fifth Street
Laurel
Beech Streets
Burgess Orr
G. W. King
J.C. Utter
Police
Eeeereerseeneene
A. C. Lacy
Sigeworlks
F. M. Knapp
Treas
G.H. Leonhart
Nesmith, Ames & Hertzel
C. Dunham
P. Begler
A. M. Ivans
S. M. Cogswell
Poor Hook & Ladder Co
Struthers, Wells & Co
Beecher & Copeland
Gas Company
Death of Warren County resident James at 60s
Died at his home in Glade on December 9 1883 in his 61st year. Born Candia New Hampshire February 19 1823 he moved to Warren in 1838 and lived there. He studied law in 1843 but never prospered. diagnosed with brain softening about a year ago and cared for by wife Mary Parmlee James. Funeral planned for tomorrow at 10 AM.
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Glade
J. Y. James
Candia
Rockingham Co
New Hampshire
Warren
Warren County
James
Mary Parmlee
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Warren Mail
Local Directory
Fire Districts OF
Liberty Street
Laurel Street
Liberty
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard
Sheff’ld
Shef
Phila, Mail
Kane
Erie Mail
Clard’n
Sheffield Ace
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia RR
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsb’y R. R
M Express Express
P. O
Meadville
Ceereee & Davaette
New Ohio
Western
N. Y. City
N. E
Baltimore
TidiOute
D.a.v&P.r’y
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Coryden
Onoville
Steamburg
Tues
Germany
M. Silk
John Heible
Justices of the Peace
Geo. O. Cornelius
R. Schnur
Constable
S. E. Walker
Notaries Public
D. J. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. EK. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
C. Dinsmoor
H. L. Roberts
S. M. Brainerd
J. W. Lee
Franklin
C. M. Shortt
Wm. Swanson
Warren. Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
A. L. Putnam
Russellburg
Dalrymple
C. D. Arird
Youngsville
Gero, P. Orr & Co
Harper’s Bazar
A. A. Davis & Co
Alice Weber
Gray
Mark Twain
On the Mississippi
Australia
W. H. Thames
E. P. Roe
Bret Harte
East Lynne
Henry Wood
Home Matters
A.M. Thomas
Poplar Street
Gemmill
Cogswell & Walkerman
Morck Bros
Bett Bros
L. G. Noyez Drug Store
Florida
Sersall’s
Gro. P. Orr & Co
Theodore Messner
Nixon
Hickory Street
Beck
Warren Water Works
Vennor
W.C.T. U
Mary Gerould
P. 8. Allen
I.S. Alden
W. J. Alexander
George Falkman
E. A. Dunham
George Miller
W. V. Hazeltine
S. P. Johnson
A. B. Miller
Presbyterian Lecture Room
A. W. Ryan
Lusk
Manville
Gross and
Uode
Charlie Davis
S. B. Kennedy, Jr
Jack Osborne
E. C. Beach
A. R. Schofield
Polha
H. G Eddy
F. B. Guthrie
Lizzie
L. F. Watson
Interior Department
Old Rogers
Emeralda
North Carolina
J. H. Spencer
Independence
Kan
First National Bank
Bert
Greaves
Mair
Emily McLaughlin
John Schaffer
Cheyenne
Wyoming
James N. Myers
Merck Bros
C. OC. Allen
Geo. Ball’s
L. G. Noyes
Irying
Clara Louise Kellogg
Sweet Home
Auburn
Hazel Kirke
Billy Birch
San Francisco
John Murray
Joe Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Library Hall
Lock Haven Journal
Opera House
JUDGE
Wm. Alabaugh
A. Bimber
Geo. Bimber, Jr
Mary Atkins
Josie Eberlie
Mike Bright
J. A. Best
John A. Titus
Harrison and Hardy
Frank Martin
Geo. W. Pitcher
W. H. Jones
H. N. Snyder
L. Smith
Jacob Eysinger
John Corbett
Stephen Sexton
T. McLaughlin
P. Conly
Mollie English
Hugh Gallagher
Samuel Montague
Lottie McCauley
Philip Wantz
John Riwa
Alfred Rice
Andrew Bimber
John Schriner
Geo. W. Lentz
John Lane
John Hurley
Clarendon
Wm. Morse
Walter Snapp
Myron Danham
P. B. Canfield
John A. Wilson
Thomas Crowley
Bright
Olean
Mai
Tus Mart
Norham
A Farmer's Club
Bazar
Heisel
Cleveland
Beit Bros
William
Russell
Pennsylvania
Oyster
Jefferson County
Lycoming County
Philadelphia
Bairstow
J. Dennis James
Minnie E. Mathews
Busti Corners
Chautauqua Co
N. Y
Jesus
M. E. Church
Busti
D. R. Palmer
Johxson & Siegfried
McNett & Co
Dalla
Gero. Batu
Variety Hall
Babcock—Johnson
Williams House
A. A. Horton
John Sill
Beaty Block
Second St. Warren, Pa
Rogswell & Wheeler
People’s Market
Water St
Kinzua Village
Warren City Gas Eaer
Geo. D. Cornelius
H H. M. Bond
Irvington
Dolmans, Dolmans, Dolmans
City Crockery Store
Carver House
Water St. Warren, PA
Optic
Craquelle
Baccarat
Plateh
Rockingham
G L. Friday
Richard B. Stewart
Second & Liberty Lts
Morck Brothers
Warren, Fpa
Santa Claus
Gorham
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